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Syamda, Hizka Ajrilfadhilah
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PEMBERDAYAAN MASYARAKAT MELALUI PROGRAM TAMAN BACA DAN PEMBUATAN ICON DESA BERBASIS ECOBRICK Elsen, Rickard; Putri, Nuraini Kartika Eka; Ardiansyah Ts, Moch Wildan; Rhomadon, Tegar Syahrul; Nurjaman, Alexsa Bambang; Carlia, Eva; Ramada, Muhammad Fathir; Bilhuda, Hamdan Arsala; Aeny, Gina Qurrota; Gunadi, Rafli Fahreza; Hasya, Daffa Muhammad; Barry, Muhammad Fathul; Maulady, Muhamad Ikbal; Suryani; Azhar, Ramdhan Lazuardi; Syamda, Hizka Ajrilfadhilah; Derajat, Sandi; Danandjaya, Lutfhiana Mukti; Salsabila, Syifa Aulia; Rosydi Al Fahri, Muhammad
Jurnal PkM MIFTEK Vol 6 No 2 (2025): Jurnal PkM Miftek
Publisher : Institut Teknologi Garut

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33364/miftek/v.6-2.2972

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The Community Service Program (KKN) is one of the implementations of the university’s tridharma, in which students not only learn on campus but also take part directly in community life. The activities were carried out in Cintaasih Village, Garut Regency. The program began with a field survey followed by discussions with village officials. The survey and discussions identified two main problems in Cintaasih Village: limited learning facilities for children and the accumulation of waste. To address these issues, two flagship programs were implemented. First, the establishment of a Reading Garden aimed at enhancing children’s literacy and interest in reading. Second, the “Kolabor Asih” program, realized through the creation of an “I Love Cintaasih” village icon made from ecobricks, serving as a creative educational effort on plastic waste management. The implementation was carried out collaboratively using a Community-Based Participatory Approach, ensuring active involvement from residents, especially elementary school children. The results show an increase in children’s interest in reading and a growing awareness among residents about transforming plastic waste into useful and aesthetically pleasing creations. Moving forward, the program is expected to continue independently with community participation and serve as an inspiration for other villages in developing literacy and sustainable environmental management.
Co-Authors Aeny, Gina Qurrota Ardiansyah Ts, Moch Wildan Azhar, Ramdhan Lazuardi Barry, Muhammad Fathul Bilhuda, Hamdan Arsala Carlia, Eva Danandjaya, Lutfhiana Mukti Derajat, Sandi Elsen, Rickard Gunadi, Rafli Fahreza Hasya, Daffa Muhammad Maulady, Muhamad Ikbal Nurjaman, Alexsa Bambang Putri, Nuraini Kartika Eka Ramada, Muhammad Fathir Rhomadon, Tegar Syahrul Rosydi Al Fahri, Muhammad Salsabila, Syifa Aulia SURYANI